Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 185, 22 June 1916 — Page 14

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1916

PARK COMPANY TO REORGANIZE IN NEAR FUTURE

Reorganization of the Richmond lLake and Park company was recommended by the guarantors, who held a j meeting last evening In the Commerdal club rooms. Twenty-two of the thirty-five guarantors were represented at the meeting and unanimously agreed to tub!mit a proposition to the stockholders Asking them to come in as guarantors .to the extent of the stock they hold 'end participate in the proceeds of the Jjiroperty. Study Proposition. This proposition will be considered Hby the stockholders at a meeting to Jb held on the call of the president, JJ1. R. Robinson. f The re-organization of the company U believed by the guarantors to be the best means of meeting the oblteaUions. The company is in debt to the I extent of $17,000 as the result of loans jmade to the guarantors when the 'property was purchased. The plan 'considered Is to have the stockholders 'assume part of the responsibility of jthc mortgage by being reorganized es guarantors. Should this be done, he stockholders would also share in the proceeds of the property as soon r it Is sold.

TWO MILTON MEN WIN PRIZES AT SHOT CONTEST

MILTON, Ind.. June 22. Dr. Squier is getting out signal flags for the Boy grouts. The boys are planning for a fine summer in hikeB and camps. Harry Manlove has already had thera out and Raymond Bryant is arranging for several features Mr. and Mrs. E. 1'. Jones and family and the Rev. and Mrs. F. C. McCormick and family formed a party to the State Sunday JSchool convention at Muncie Several stockholders of the Building and ILoan of Cambridge City, reside in Ulilton . ;. .Mrs. Edward Barker of Connersville, Is the guest of Mrs. Adam Snyder and family R. H. ; Newman of Chicago, who has been trending some time with his sister tnd aunt, Miss Florence Newman and ;Jlrs. Elizabeth Harden, went to Indianapolis Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Loring Wagner of Kolcomo, v.-err quests of Mr. Wagner's sister. Mrs. jPauI Ferris, west of town, the last few days Harry Caldwell, of south of town, has a new Saxon roadster A very fine character picture of Harry Manloce, "The Man of Many Faces." Is exhibited at the postoffice. Mr. Manlove is represented in one of his Indian characters. The picture is th work of Sumner Fauley, who recently lectured before the Boosters club here. Fred Murely and W. H. Miller attended the shooting match at Brookvilk' and each were winners of a prize. Fred broke 93 out of 100 first class. i,m :.!:. Miller broke 76 out. of 100. Kcud (lass. Mr. Murley received a glass wine sent and Mr. Miller a i slasi, water bowl.

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP ROAD PETITION VALID IF REMONSTRATORS FAIL TO PAY

Signers of the Washington township road petition who appeared before the board of commissioners last Saturday, stating that they desired' to have their names ' withdrawn from the petition, have not paid the cosls of advertising, and if additional coats are not paid this week the petitioniwill be declared

valid.

Signers who refuse to withdraw their names have paid-their share of the Ost, amounting to $47. The proposed road improvement, which will be dropped through action of a majority of the signers in withdrawing their names from the petition, would make a concrete road from Cambridge

City, south through Milton for three j

miles. : Excessive bonded Indebtedness which would result to the township, should the improvement be made, is the cause assigned for the opposition.

FRANK HALL DEAD FROM INJURIES IN NEW YORK ACCIDENT

DISTRIBUTE FORCES TO BLOCK MEXICO

WASHINGTON, D. C. June 22. The forces of the army and navy of the United States were distributed today to wedge all Mexico in an iron grip should hostilities be forced by the de facto government. Practically every vessel on the active list of the navy was underwalting orders. Supplies, ammunitions were on board and. steam was up, ready at signal to throw a line of warships along both coasts of Mexico and effectively blocake every port of that republic. Destroyers Dispatched. The first destroyer division of the Pacific fleet was ordered to steam soL'lh from San Diego today to take positions selected by Admiral Winslow. All light draught gun boats were also in readiness for blockading duty. The administration is determined that its embargo on all munitions and machinery for their manufacture shall be made absolute unless there is an immediate change in the attitude of the Carranzista government. And, wiille the naval forces were being limed up every effort was being made by the war department to hurry the mohilization of the militia.

Franklin Hall of Philadelphia, father of Mrs. "Walter C. Marmon of Indianapolis, died in New York last night from injuries suffered In an automobile accident iuere last Saturday. Walter C. Marmon of the Nordyke & Marmon Company is in a New York hospital suffering from serious injuries suffered at the same time. Mrs. Marmon was also in the automobile at the time of the accident but escaped injury. t The machine in which Mr. and Mrs. Marmon and Mr. Hall were riding was caught in a traffic jam on Sixth avenue and crowded against an elevated track pillar. The occupants were thrown out. Mr. Hall's injuries consisted of a broken collar bone and a fractured rib. His condition was not thought serious until yesterday. News of his death was received here last evening in a telegram from Mrs. Marmon. Mr. Marmon is a nephew of Charles Carpenter of Richmond, and is well known in this city.

EDITOR SHOWS PATRIOTISM.

GREENFIELD, Ind., June 22. With the Mexican crisis absorbing attention it has been recalled that when at the outbreak of the civil war President Wilson issued a call for volunteers the first flag hoisted in this city was over the office of the Hancock Democrat, by William Mitchell, editor. His son, John E. Mitchell, now editor of the same paper, displayed the first in the city when President Wilson called out the national guard.

omrnands Entire Army at Border j

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'VIAJ. GEN. FREDERICK FUNSTON.

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Special $1.00

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Special Waist and Wash Skirt Sale

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